Lecture

Cytoskeleton: Cellular Organization and Function

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Description

This lecture introduces the cytoskeleton, a network of filaments within cells that provides structure, support, and allows for cellular movement. Topics include the composition of the cytoskeleton, its role in cell polarization, mechanical resistance, and interaction with the extracellular environment.

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